Lack of colour selfie camera in low light

[lewisc02]

This is my first samsung phone after coming from using the iPhone smartphone for 10+ years. 

I've come to notice how the front camera/selfie camera has a lack of colour in low light settings (without flash) compared to the iPhone. It's a really grey/black image, my girlfriend said over video call that it looks like I have a black and white filter on. I've been looking at comparisons between my iphone and it feels like my selfie camera is faulty or something. It just doesn't seem to capture any colour. I've looked all over the Web to look for solutions, setting changes, reset camera settings, every solution you could do on the phone but nothing seems to change. 

I have a lamp turned on in the corner of my room and its still just lacking so much colour. It's so washed out.

I really hope this samsung s25+ i ordered isn't faulty or this is just how samsung cameras work in low light.

[Tourbillon De La Vie]

Post a sample photo or two

[ChetanDavesar]

I, too, experienced the same issue with the front camera producing subpar, shady pictures - reminiscent of old VGA cameras. As an S22 user, I'm accustomed to smoother images. Thankfully, I've already initiated a return request.
After scouring several posts about the camera quality, I'm convinced I made the right decision. Spending over £1000 on this phone wouldn't be justified given its camera performance. Unfortunately, Samsung fell short with this release.

[R2Figgs]

I saw in a different post there is an automatic default tint setting at 40 which you can tell with the Blackmagic Camera app. I downloaded that and definitely saw the difference. Now trying to figure out how to change the tint to 0 permanently. 

[ManicRuin]

Please let us know if you figure out a solution. Because this really bothers me, but I love the phone. Since I came from the 21 ultra 

[R2Figgs]

I upgraded from the same exact phone! I see there is a new software upgrade today.